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- From: Ian Hutchesson <mc2499 AT mclink.it>
- To: Biblical Hebrew <b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: Re: (somewhat) A Redefinition of "Israel"
- Date: Sun, 21 Feb 1999 23:57:35 +0100
At 14.39 21/02/99 EST, Andrew C Smith wrote:
>I can agree, perhaps, with some (but not all) of what Lloyd wrote:
>
>>A unified "Israel" never existed. This notion is a profound
>>misconception.
I also can agree with Lloyd here, at least until the Hasmoneans unified
"Israel".
>It is true that, as far back as the conquest under Joshua, the were not
>as unified as God had wanted them to be: the book of Judges records
>disputes between tribes. Later, David would be acknowledged as king
>twice, once by the south, and once by the north. So it is clear that the
>ultimate north-south split had very early roots. But I cannot agree with
>Lloyd's general view of Israelite history.
Naturally I can't agree with A.C.'s general view of Israelite history.
There don't seem to be any primary materials for any of the events he
mentions above!
Ian
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(somewhat) A Redefinition of "Israel",
Andrew C Smith, 02/21/1999
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: (somewhat) A Redefinition of "Israel", Ian Hutchesson, 02/21/1999
- Re: (somewhat) A Redefinition of "Israel", Jonathan D. Safren, 02/22/1999
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